In this article, we will discuss the basics of IP (Intellectual Property) and address some frequently asked questions regarding patent-related matters in IPRMS (Intellectual Property Rights Management System).
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Understanding IP
An IP address is a unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol. It serves two main purposes: identifying a host or network interface and providing a location address.
MCQ: Scope of Patents
- In patent litigation, the scope of the patent is defined by:
A) Abstract
B) Claims
C) Specifications
D) Drawings
MCQ: Computer Programs
- A computer program is considered as:
A) Technical Work
B) Literary work
C) Artistic Work
D) None of the above
MCQ: Brand and Copyright
- The brand used on goods and services, such as a brand name for a mobile phone, is an example of copyright.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
MCQ: Third-Party IP Rights
- Before writing the code for an asset, what should one check regarding third-party IP rights?
A) Check the license
B) Not required
C) Get IP Safe Clearance done
D) Not sure
MCQ: Trade Marks
- Select the correct statement. A Trade Mark protects:
A) Logos
B) Signs
C) Both a and c
D) None of the above
MCQ: Fair Use Under Indian Copyright Law
- As per Indian Copyright Law, Fair use means:
A) Use for research
B) Use for review
C) Use for non-commercial use
D) All of the above
MCQ: Copyright
- Copyright is:
A) Positive right
B) Negative right
C) Exclusive right
D) Both a and c
MCQ: Confidential Information
- Select the correct option. Confidential information related to an organization’s business is known to the public.
A) True
B) False
MCQ: Access Rights
- When an associate leaves a project, what needs to be done?
A) Retain the associate’s access to project systems for three months.
B) Share the associate’s access credentials with the new joiner for temporary usage.
C) Revoke the associate’s access immediately.
D) Allow the associate to work in the project until they receive a workstation in the new project.
MCQ: Types of Trademarks
- A trademark could be a sound three-dimensional mark or a smell mark.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
MCQ: Understanding Competition
- It is good practice to understand competition through Landscaping.
A) True
B) False
MCQ: Handling Confidential Information
- If an associate accidentally gains access to confidential information, what should they do?
A) Raise a request for proper access.
B) Continue accessing it freely.
C) Report the incident and request revocation of access.
D) Not sure
MCQ: User-Defined Roles in IPRMS
- What is the role of the user-defined in IPRMS for the creation of a patent?
A) Author
B) Inventor
C) IP Legal
D) Requester
MCQ: Protecting Trade Secrets
- How can you protect trade secrets?
A) Limit the number of people who have knowledge.
B) Trade the article in a code box.
C) Both options are correct.
D) None of the above.
MCQ: Seeking IP Information
- For more information about the IP process, you could reach out to:
A) Delivery head
B) Team member
C) IP SPOC/Champion
D) Administrative staff of your location
MCQ: IP Filing Systems
- Which of the following systems is used for filing an IP?
A) TIPAR
B) IPRMS
C) iEvolve
D) Gess
MCQ: Geographical Indications
- Goods and services can be registered for geographical indications in India.
A) Goods
B) Services
C) All of the above
MCQ: Duration of Copyright
- The general rule is that copyright lasts for:
A) 60 years
B) 10 years
C) 20 years
D) 40 years
MCQ: Validity of Trademarks
- A registered trademark is only valid for:
A) 60 years
B) 10 years
C) 20 years
D) 40 years
MCQ: Patent Expiry
- Patents expire after __ years from the application filing date.
A) 60 years
B) 10 years
C) 20 years
D) 40 years
Answer Key for Basic IP Awareness Assessment
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